Vapor: A Steampunk RP Region (OOC v. 2.0 -- CLOSED)

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

I think you are using a single chamber steam engine, right?

[Cyprum Xecuii]

Armor is 40mm at it's thickest point on the front. They're the equivalent of a light tank, with the weapons being able to be switched out with either the gatling cannon in the picture or an auto cannon reminiscent of the pom-pom, eventually recoilless rifles. The main thing I'm going on is that they'll be more maneuverable than a tank, especially in an urban environment. And yeah, I know it wouldn't be efficient IRL, but this isn't IRL.

Edit: Forgot to put in the claw on the other arm, ment to tear down stuff and for melee.

Perhaps. Once again i feel neutral on the subject, just be careful that other armored vehicles or weapons like yours [or in relation to yours] are practically the same as each other so for example: You could give our light support tanks [aka these tanks are meant to fight infantry or support other tanks] a run for their money, but our regular breakthrough light tanks [aka these tanks were meant to fight other light tanks] can give your device a run for their money as well.

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

I agree with Cyprum. These would shred my APC's but die to the fire power of my Gun Carrier Mark 2

[Inoroth]

Armor is 40mm at it's thickest point on the front. They're the equivalent of a light tank, with the weapons being able to be switched out with either the gatling cannon in the picture or an auto cannon reminiscent of the pom-pom, eventually recoilless rifles. The main thing I'm going on is that they'll be more maneuverable than a tank, especially in an urban environment. And yeah, I know it wouldn't be efficient IRL, but this isn't IRL.

Edit: Forgot to put in the claw on the other arm, ment to tear down stuff and for melee.

Perhaps. Once again i feel neutral on the subject, just be careful that other armored vehicles or weapons like yours [or in relation to yours] are practically the same as each other so for example: You could give our light support tanks [aka these tanks are meant to fight infantry or support other tanks] a run for their money, but our regular breakthrough light tanks [aka these tanks were meant to fight other light tanks] can give your device a run for their money as well.

And my Anti-TankGuns will give you both a run for your money (and y'all better be Olympian Athletes if you want a chance!)

Oh yeah, and I totally vote we have radios

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

Inoroth, did you see my post regarding your involment in Voerdeland?

[Cyprum Xecuii]

Perhaps. Once again i feel neutral on the subject, just be careful that other armored vehicles or weapons like yours [or in relation to yours] are practically the same as each other so for example: You could give our light support tanks [aka these tanks are meant to fight infantry or support other tanks] a run for their money, but our regular breakthrough light tanks [aka these tanks were meant to fight other light tanks] can give your device a run for their money as well.

And my Anti-TankGuns will give you both a run for your money (and y'all better be Olympian Athletes if you want a chance!)

Where is my "Spam infantry" buttons in the form of a Dance Dance Revolution Game?

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

And my Anti-TankGuns will give you both a run for your money (and y'all better be Olympian Athletes if you want a chance!)

Where is my "Spam infantry" buttons in the form of a Dance Dance Revolution Game?

Screw Infantry, Chem Gas all the way.

[Vitzenburg]

It's all about the strategy. You don't think they operate without set strategies, do you?








*Quickly starts making strategies*

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

Nah but really, what type of engine does the Armoured suits use?

[Inoroth]

But I like mustard!

And yes, I did - just doesn't feel like the right fit, you know? Maybe I could have private citizens join cause Christians a
Were annihilated, they start getting killed, and the Governmemt is pressured to get involved?

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

sounds good.

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

sounds good.

[Mishmahig]

I have returned from my Physics lab. Lemme read over the posts in the thread, and formulate some ideas....

To do:
Post in Fire and Madness
Post in Voerish Free State thing.

Anyone need me to respond or comment on anything in particular?

But I like mustard!

And yes, I did - just doesn't feel like the right fit, you know? Maybe I could have private citizens join cause Christians a
Were annihilated, they start getting killed, and the Governmemt is pressured to get involved?

They're Mishmahigian Christians. I doubt your churches would recognize them as anything but a fringe cult at best, heathens and pagans at worst. Still, up to you.

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

Inesea is variant of Rothian Catholic. We recognise everyones right to free religion as long as it is christian

[Mishmahig]

Inesea is variant of Rothian Catholic. We recognise everyones right to free religion as long as it is christian

Ah. The Rothian Empire was the nation that persecuted the early Mishmahigian Christians, causing a variant on the IRL Diaspora, scattering MCs across the world. A large clump landed in Southern Promethia, leading to the formation of the Dominion of Mishmahig.

Essentially, their philosophy can be determined with a few statements: The Second Coming already occurred, with the second Son of God appearing to the chosen people (Mishmahigians). He preached for a while, but his ideas (dominance of Mishmahigian Christianity) led to a conflict with the Rothian Empire, which promptly persecuted and punished the MCs. The Second Son led the flight out of the Rothian Empire, miracles of feeding and clothing, etc, etc. He gave a final speech before walking into the sea and disappearing. The speech said, essentially, "your lives are going to suck for a while, but if you stick with it until the final Day of Judgement, you and only you will be saved."

I'm pretty sure this is very far-out to be called Christianity, even by the Ineseans. But, again, your nation, your choice. Could be interesting...hmmmhmmmmhmmm.

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

I think i said somewhere that 88% were Rothian, 11% MC, and 1% Other

[Mishmahig]

I think i said somewhere that 88% were Rothian, 11% MC, and 1% Other

Oh, really? In which case, I stand corrected. Apologies. Feel free to intervene that way---perhaps send out a communique supporting the earlier Mishmahigian message?

[Dalruanazkal]

@Inesea: I vote yes on the radio. Tesla made a wireless radio in the late 1890's. But I don't think they were widely used in the First World War and a only a few people carried radios which I think were the size of backpacks.

Also, anyone wanting to attend the funeral of King Maruduk-izkur IV should send someone soon, as the actual funeral will start soon.

[Vitzenburg]

I think you are using a single chamber steam engine, right?

Now I'm not steam engine expert, but I'd say since the suits have had years of development, probably a more advanced type of small steam engine, specifically made to power the hydraulics and such. So you wouldn't be able to take it and plop it on a carriage and use it to its full potential, because it's not made for that kind of thing.

[Cyprum Xecuii]

Wow, in about 10 days we nearly got to the size of the old thread which took several months. While i realize the other thread had more talking and planning, it's still quite fast.

[Sri Tschow]

@Inesea: I vote yes on the radio. Tesla made a wireless radio in the late 1890's. But I don't think they were widely used in the First World War and a only a few people carried radios which I think were the size of backpacks.

Also, anyone wanting to attend the funeral of King Maruduk-izkur IV should send someone soon, as the actual funeral will start soon.

We had to vote on radios? I've been using them as a dominant means of communication on The Eastern Conference, and probably will continue using them.

[Mishmahig]

@Inesea: I vote yes on the radio. Tesla made a wireless radio in the late 1890's. But I don't think they were widely used in the First World War and a only a few people carried radios which I think were the size of backpacks.

Also, anyone wanting to attend the funeral of King Maruduk-izkur IV should send someone soon, as the actual funeral will start soon.

We had to vote on radios? I've been using them as a dominant means of communication on The Eastern Conference, and probably will continue using them.

Wait, we have radios? I've been using flares/messages/heliographs/telegrams instead.

[Cyprum Xecuii]

@Inesea: I vote yes on the radio. Tesla made a wireless radio in the late 1890's. But I don't think they were widely used in the First World War and a only a few people carried radios which I think were the size of backpacks.

Also, anyone wanting to attend the funeral of King Maruduk-izkur IV should send someone soon, as the actual funeral will start soon.

We had to vote on radios? I've been using them as a dominant means of communication on The Eastern Conference, and probably will continue using them.

Oh. Whoops heh, i thought people weren't using them. Okay then, guess radios can be used regardless.

[Dalruanazkal]

We had to vote on radios? I've been using them as a dominant means of communication on The Eastern Conference, and probably will continue using them.

Oh. Whoops heh, i thought people weren't using them. Okay then, guess radios can be used regardless.

I think we should only use radios past the 1890's have earlier was less practical and less widely used.

[Servoth]

Oh. Whoops heh, i thought people weren't using them. Okay then, guess radios can be used regardless.

I think we should only use radios past the 1890's have earlier was less practical and less widely used.

In reality the word "radio" in the 1890s stood for a wirless telegraph.